Money Is Becoming Increasingly Expensive for Households and Governments.
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(New York = Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Yeon-sook = As government bond yields around the world rose sharply on the 1st (local time), the burden on financing costs for governments, companies, and households worldwide...
It is becoming more expensive for governments around the world to borrow money. As investors worldwide sell their bonds in large numbers, the...
On the bond markets, long-term rates have been hitting record highs since the end of August, some dating back several decades. In Japan, ten-year rates briefly crossed the symbolic 3% threshold on Tuesday for the first time since 1996. In Europe, France is considered the riskiest country in the eurozone by investors, with a ten-year rate of 4.21% on Tuesday, higher than Greece (4.04%). Rates are at their highest in France since the 2008 crisis…
Recurrent geopolitical shocks, inflation and a battle for available savings between indebted states and tech giants: interest rates are skyrocketing, threatening governments and banks.
The combination of geopolitical tensions and high inflation is pushing up interest rates, putting pressure on governments and households, while 10-year Japanese bonds have exceeded 3% for the first time since 1996.
Recurrent geopolitical shocks, inflation and a battle for available savings between indebted states and tech giants: interest rates are skyrocketing, threatening governments and households with knock-on effects. In bond markets, long-term interest rates have been at record highs since late August. by sofokleous10..gr
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